THE ROUGH GUIDE TO PSYCHOLOGYgraphology 264
gratitude 102
Greenfield, Susan 47, 127
group tyranny 240–245
Guantánamo Bay 20
gut instinct 95
gyri 35
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Hall, G. Stanley 9, 11
happiness 91, 102, 128, 354
Harlow, Harry 133–135
Hauser, Marc 229, 230
Hawthorne Effect 268
Hays, Robert 139
head size 25
health 17, 306–314
hearing 46, 62–64
hearing-motion synaesthetes 72
hearing voices 336
hemispheres of the brain 36, 38, 42
hemispheric dominance 37
heritability index 172
heuristics 90
hindsight bias 93
hippocampus 37, 46, 52, 81
history of psychology 7
hollow-mask illusion 58
homophily 139
homophobia 222, 286
homosexuality 148, 222
homunculus 67
hormones 121
humanistic psychology 346
human separation syndrome 134–135
hypothalamus 38
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imaging 42, 44
Implicit Association Test 31, 220, 221
Impostor Syndrome 27
infantile amnesia 86
infrared light 57
in-group loyalty 215
insomnia 54
intelligence 186–197
intelligence tests 191–196
intention principle 229
Internet 48
interpersonal therapy 344
introspection 11
IQ 107, 190, 191, 196, 197, 201, 294–297J
James, William 8, 9, 99
job satisfaction 266, 267
Jones, Mary Cover 346
Jung, Carl 9, 12K
Kahneman, Daniel 90
Kanizsa triangle 60
Kelly, George 179
kissing 151
Korsakoff’s syndrome 78L
Lake Wobegon Effect 23, 26, 94
language 18, 156–168
animals and 157
children and 156–158
language instinct 158
universal grammar 158
language learning 113
Lavater, Johann Kaspar 10
leadership 271, 273
lexical-gustatory synaesthesia 71, 73
lies 208, 259–262
life-course persistent offenders 254, 255
limbic system 39
linguistic determinism 162, 164